Canberra advisory council tightens agenda motions limit
The ACT Advisory Council voted to bar any notice of motion from the agenda unless the mover has written evidence of anticipated seconding. The rule jumps 70 motions from last night’s agenda and prompts questions of legality and potential legal action. Mr Greenish says he will contest, while Mr Martin offers to fund a challenge. The change, raised after confusion at a special meeting, aims to streamline operations as the council awaits Attorney General advice.
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ACT Advisory Council
R. P. Greenish
Greenish
Canberra
A. G. Martin
Pead
Advisory Council
Martin
Folce
Sukarno Said to Meet Military Chiefs Tonight
Indonesian media await a major statement after President Sukarno again calls for talks with military leaders. Foreign Minister Malik, a stalwart critic, warns Sukarno must resign or be ousted, amid yesterday's talks with General Suharto and armed forces leaders.
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Diakarta
Aap-Reuter
Indo- Deva
Sukarno
Malik
Cas
Rhodesia terror plot alleged against white residents
A 21-year-old lecturer, John Andrew Conmie from South Africa, faced charges in Rhodesia amid alleged terrorist conspiracy. Prosecutors allege threats to kill white residents and to attack buildings using Russian-made grenades. The case ties to a broader fear of white repression and radical violence in the region.
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Salisbury
John Andrew Conmcie
South Africa
Odmy
Rhodesia
Late News Avabasser Hans Voil Steers
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a figure named Hans Voil steering a late news segment. Readable text is sparse with garbled phrases and no clear event, date, or location available to establish a factual card.
Tandem riders reach Canberra in charity Brisbane to Melbourne trek
Two university students on a tandem bicycle and a slogan adorned car arrived in Canberra during the Brisbane to Melbourne marathon benefiting Abschol the Aboriginal scholarship fund run by the National Union of Australian University Students. The riders described balance challenges on the tandem and reported near misses at Sydney intersections as they covered the route from Brisbane to Sydney then toward Canberra.
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Canberra
Brisbane
Melbourne
National Union of Australian University Students
Abschol
Sydney
John Wilsdon
Monash Univrsity
Howard Pascoe
Melbourne Universty
Bruce Morris
Sydney Technical College
Lake George
China rejects bombing path to Vietnam peace talks
Beijing quotes Peking Peoples Daily as saying U S troops must withdraw from South Vietnam before any negotiations. McNamara testifies at Senate hearings that bombing has not decisively reduced North Vietnamese infiltration, urging limit revisions and urging continued air strikes only if aims are met.
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Tokyo
China
North Vietnam
United States
Mus
South
South Vietnam
Peking Radio
Peking Peoples Daily
Voice
Chinese Communist
Peking
United Press International
Vietnam
North
McNamara
LS i
Nort Vietnamese
Mili
Alliary
Lacy Teh
Joint, Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Johnson
Hou
Mother and brother killed father in Mildura inquest
A four year old Marangaroo boy testified that his eldest brother Nicola and his mother Teresa Geracitano killed Mario Geracitano after a fight in Mildura. The body was found in the Murray River at Conanna Beach in December. Frank Galbally for the mother and son said they would plead not guilty, asserting justification.
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Mildura
Angelo Geracitano
Perth
Nicola
Teresa Geracitano
Mario Geracitano
Lario Geracitana
Murray River
Conanna Beach
Frank Galbally
Batterer linked to murder probe and court actions
In Melbourne the Geracitano case unfolds with allegations of threat and domestic trouble. The body found in the Murray on December 20 was in a van bound hand and foot with head wounds, drowning ruled as cause. Mrs Geracitano and her son face potential trial. A Canberra fishing conference cited bad presentation harming fish image amid witness testimony on the case. Sydney police seek a man connected to a public phone box explosion and false information to Scotland Yard.
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8. Shaw
Melbourne
F. W. Hayes
S.M
Geracitano
The
Murray
W. L. Johnson
Canberra
Shaw md
Citano
Albert
John Storer
Jonnaon
Ragan
Fish Mart
Mir Hayes
Cowanna
Tlighte
Wandard
Sydney
Scotland Yard
Police hoaxer tale shadows Sydney call from Killara
A confused hoax episode tied to a prowler scare in Killara led Sydney investigators to deploy six squad cars after an Australian man claimed a bomb blast and prowler sightings. The man described a sequence of calls to Scotland Yard and police, with details sparse and unclear.
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London
Lective
Sydney
Natromine
Gian Firai
Epi
Lern
Sodes
Scotland Yard
Sam
Killara
Southern Rebooth
Mote
Matchwood
Ci.b
de Powell Street
Israeli editors jailed over secret trial
The Israeli Government acknowledged two journalists, Shemuel Mor editor of Bul and Maxim Gilan assistant editor, were sentenced to one year in prison after a secret trial on security related charges. They pleaded guilty to authoring a story deemed harmful to the state after a Bul issue hinted at the premier’s downfall.
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Jerusalem
Moonday
Aap-Reuter
Shemuel Mor
Bul
Maxim Gilan
New York Times
Levi Fshkol
Jerusalem Post
Post
British base talks Senate fanfare plan dropped
Plan to herald Lord Casey with trumpeters inside the Senate chamber was overruled. Six trumpeters will announce his arrival from Parliament House steps. Royal salute, guard, and military bands will mark the opening with official readings and proceedings scheduled across Parliament House.
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Lord Casey
Senate
Parliament House
Ssfedium
Royal Australan Artillery
Holsworthy
Nsw
Military College
Britain
Aws
Tralia
Australia
RAA
Commonwealth Seere
Mr Bow
House of Represendien
Eave
Jease
Cam
Garfield Barwick
Berra
Peking
Shanghais
Mao Tze
Tsingtao
Shanghai
Lord Motoring
Casey
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Mr McNamara
Shaw
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